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MPI to issue rebate For the second year in a row, Manitoba motorists will be getting a rebate cheque in the mail from the provincial auto insurer.  12 surgeons, 10 patients: Johns Hopkins pulls off 5-way kidney transplant BALTIMORE (AP) — It took 12 surgeons, six operating rooms and five donors to pull it off, but five desperate strangers simultaneously received new organs in what hospital officials Monday described as the first-ever quintuple kidney transplant. Soft ice on river hampers search for missing man The mild weather is hampering a police search of the Red River for a Winnipeg man who is believed to have drowned while ice fishing a week ago. Money rained down in St. James after bank robbery One hundred dollar bills rained down in St. James Monday morning after a bank robbery. Winnipeg police responded to a call of money blowing on Collegiate Street near Ness Avenue, just after 10 a.m., after a robbery at the Royal Bank branch a block away at 1863 Portage Avenue. 6 investigated in Germany over alleged plot to blow up Israeli airliner By Geir Moulson BERLIN (AP) — Six people are under investigation in Germany in an alleged plot to blow up an Israeli airliner by bribing an airport worker to smuggle a bag packed with explosives on board the craft, officials said Monday. CFIA issues salmonella warning for cantaloupes in Western Canada, North OTTAWA (CP) — The Canadian Food Inspection Agency is warning people across western and northern Canada not to eat certain brands of cantaloupes because they may be contaminated with salmonella. Explosion rocks passenger train in eastern India; 6 killed, 53 injured CALCUTTA, India (AP) - A bomb explosion ripped through two cars of a passenger train Monday in eastern India, killing at least six people and wounding 53 others, officials said. TODAY'S TOP STORIES (CLICK FOR ALL HEADLINES) LOCAL Cold toes, warm hearts TOES were cold but hearts were warm as football fans from across Canada came together Sunday night at Winnipeg's Canad Inns stadium to cheer the roaring B.C. Lions to victory. CANADA Be more conservative: report OTTAWA -- If Preston Manning and Mike Harris had their way, the Harper Conservatives would be more conservative. |
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